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Gemini's
First Look at the Interstellar Medium in the "Redshift Desert"
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Using the Gemini North
telescope, a group of astronomers (*) has observed the heavy element enrichment
in the interstellar medium of very distant galaxies. The region of the Universe
probed is known as the "redshift desert" because in the past only very few
galaxies have been discovered in this space-time window.
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Gemini South's
Secondary Mirror Sports Shiny Silver Coat Gemini South Finds
a Surprisingly Red and Dusty Distant Quasar Gemini Detects Something "Cool" in Our Neighborhood: Closest
Known Brown Dwarf has a Companion Galaxies Under the Cosmic Microscope: a GMOS-North Sutdy
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